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... of the African developmental nation-state, colonial and postcolonial, of the mid-twentieth-century. Acknowledging the ruptures that transformed the bond between science and state, and between medicine and nation, over the past half century, the introduction draws attention to the multiple ways in which the state...

... in collaboration mainly with a one major northern government health agency. While both institutions are linked to their respective states, the result is not simply national government science (as part of a developmental nation state), but a transnational partnership. The chapter discern, in this center traces...

... a security threat to the stability of the region during the Cold War. To the Tanzanian state, refugees were a developmental opportunity that would bring much-needed international money and manpower to an underfunded district. In contrast, local officials viewed the refugees as a privileged group...

... Chapter 3 shows that, with decolonization, many Ngarans stopped traveling to Uganda for work and engaged in self-help projects and village development. This participation indicates a local awareness of and enthusiasm for the rhetoric of nation building espoused by the new central government...

... institutions are linked to their respective states, the result is not simply national government science (as part of a developmental nation state), but a transnational partnership. The chapter discern, in this center traces of multiple pasts that shape the present landscape of medical research. Pasts embodied...

... refugees represented a security threat to the stability of the region during the Cold War. To the Tanzanian state, refugees were a developmental opportunity that would bring much-needed international money and manpower to an underfunded district. In contrast, local officials viewed the refugees...